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The question naturally is, why do we do this and what do we get from it over time?
The setup; Lately I have become more and more aware that I repeat images, backlighted trees in mist, backlighted portraits, natural textures etc.
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While traveling back to central from kennedy city on Hong Kong island, the tram is fairly low by Danish standards and I litterally have to fold my head down not to bump to ceiling. I was manuvering to frame some images and noticed this girl, while I framing the mother looked back at the huge pinky white guy leaning with a camera, safe to say she is not exactly expressing confidence.
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Part of a series I captured on the Hong Kong island. M9 35LUX f.1.4 iso 250 1/30th
Additional images after the break.
Was just scanning a few of my old 645 chromes.. ahhh. that stuff sure looks great. Don't get me wrong, I love digital and love the convenience, but film is not dead yet, mostly because it have been fine tuned for almost 100 years, film deliver some shockingly good high-light control and skin tones compared to digital.
